Maarius

You can have a look at Choosy (https://choosy.app/) if a paid solution works for you. (Not affiliated at all, just a happy user).

Maybe you can build a better workflow with BetterTouchTool (https://docs.folivora.ai/docs/1003_did_open_url.html) or Choosy (https://choosy.app/)?

You can also use BetterTouchTool for that. I have CTRL-OPTION-CMD-M set up on macOS :)

Thanks, will check it out.

Well „need“ of course it a bit ambiguous. „It would make our life substantially easier if we had 99.99%“ would pretty much summarize it :)

You should probably add that it is your company ;)

Sad to see, Atom has been my go to editor for the last years. What would you recommend as alternative for the average Ruby / Rails developer? I am looking at Panic Nova, VSCode, Sublime Text and others.

Alfred (https://www.alfredapp.com/) and BetterTouchTool (https://folivora.ai/) really are two of the must-haves for every mac.

Thanks so much, worked for us as well. I created A records for all three of the listed IP addresses but it started working for the first one already.

  Location: Europe/Berlin, soon Australia/Brisbane
  Remote: Yes (Remote only)
  Willing to relocate: No
  Technologies: Ruby on Rails, EmberJS, Javascript, Business Intelligence, Analytics
  Résumé/CV: https://bit.ly/2IglTYg (LinkedIn)
  Email: m [at] rius.cc

I have been involved with a variety of startups for 10 years as product manager, developer and founder and am looking for full-time and part-time remote positions, either in backend (Rails) or frontend programming or product management. I also have experience in setting up the data pipeline, data-warehouses and generally the business intelligence / analytics infrastructure.

https://www.postbox-inc.com/ is also a nice alternative (and mostly compatible to Thunderbird - at least when I migrated)

Create a shortcut with this as url (or simply paste it in your address bar):

  javascript:window.location.href='https://m.facebook.com/l.php?u='+encodeURIComponent(window.location.href);

Atom Teletype, discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15704730

Unfortunately "larger doses" in terms of Fentanyl is not that much: https://www.statnews.com/2016/09/29/fentanyl-heroin-photo-fa...

Which media files are stored? I assume images yes, videos no?

Same here! Although it seems that Ember is getting little love from the HN crowd, we are very happy that we chose it for our company two years ago. I would encourage everyone who is looking be extremely productive and don't worry about plumbing too much to take a deeper look into it.

Shameless plug: Have a look at Cluvio (https://www.cluvio.com/) for SQL-based alternative (disclaimer: I work there).

You should have a look at https://www.cluvio.com/ - we don't plan to go anywhere (disclaimer: I work there).

Are you sure it is not 14 days? https://www.verbraucherzentrale.de/So-funktioniert-der-Inter...

Good question! Our aim is to build the best cloud BI platform for SMEs and we currently don't plan to open source Cluvio. However, we do offer a "free forever" plan that allows you to use our platform for free, indefinitely.

For those of you looking for a another fully hosted solution, check out https://www.cluvio.com (full disclosure: I am one of the founders).

Like redash, Cluvio allows you to run SQL queries against your database and quickly visualize results as beautiful, interactive dashboards, which can easily be shared within your company or externally.

We developed our own custom grammar on top of SQL which makes writing time-range related queries a lot easier and allows to parametrize queries, which powers the dashboard interactivity.

We also allow to run custom R script on top of the SQL results, have SQL Alerts that run at specified schedules, allow you to create SQL Snippets and offer a free entry plan.

Currently supported datasources are Postgres, Redshift, MySQL, MariaDB and Amazon Aurora.

Hey there, after launching Cluvio a bit more than three months ago (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12684089) we have some exciting news to share today. We just launched a set of new pricing plans that make Cluvio accessible to everyone (and their moms).

Cluvio is a cloud analytics platform that allows you to run SQL queries against your database, visualize the results as beautiful dashboards and share these dashboards within your company.

As of today, Cluvio pricing starts with a completely free plan, Cluvio Free! That's right, completely FREE and you can use it to securely analyze your business data and create interactive dashboards within minutes.

The next step up is a Cluvio Starter plan, also brand new, which targets single analysts that want to have a powerful tool to analyze and visualize data, but do not need to share the results with others. The Starter plan has unlimited query executions and allows to use SQL Alerts and create more dashboards.

Cluvio Pro, already existing, and a new Cluvio Business plan together target the teams that create analytics to share, with internal users or externally.

Please let me know if you have any questions, comments or feedback, will be happy to answer!

Cached: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:Wr9fuA...

Yes, I do, why?

Original HN announcement: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12684089

Hi, I'm Marius, one of the founders of Cluvio (https://www.cluvio.com). We just released a huge update to our SQL / R based BI platform that we wanted to share with you.

Would love to hear your feedback and thoughts!

While not an exact match in functionality, Cluvio (https://www.cluvio.com) is a similar product that allows you to quickly build beautiful interactive dashboards based on SQL queries (and optional R processing).

It is a platform for analyzing primarily business data, but it still may be of a lot of value for current statusboard customers.

Disclaimer: I am one of the founders.

Please feel free to also join the discussion on Product Hunt: https://www.producthunt.com/tech/cluvio

At the moment we are a pure software as a service and do not support on-premise installation.

Thanks!

It is planned, yes. We will add support for additional databases based on the demand of our customers, so you becoming one would likely make it happen earlier :)